The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24
1t is Alleged That the Com
missary was Wanted
for Treason.
Latent Excitement in France Al
In,cd bl Pacific Influence Of
the Sirisinu Press.
Bi>nurk says Isc win not Vic
tate international Z >ugc>
IN ANY Way.
rhc rr""co-,.crn,nn dispute.


PARIS. Aprl 23.- Public feeling
here concc rniug the arrest of Schnac-
bcis has grown much calmcr IL has
trauspircd that the LcipsIc court,
previous To the arrest, had condemned
Schnacbcls for high treason for incit-
ing recruits TO desert
riIArls ADMITTED HY GERMANY.
LONDON, April 23.-Tho French
Government has nsccrtaincd that
Schnaebels.was arrested ON German
soil. Reports of German police are
to the samo effect.
on, no BE QUIET,
BERLIN, April 23.--No fears of war
with France are entertained here. 1t
~ stated that VI. Schnacbcls was
watched for month prior to the ar
rest, and that he frequently made Sc
crct visits To Metz Tor tho purpose OF
stirring up II revolt against the Ger
mans. OF this TACT, Germany has am
pie evidence.
THE rRoCURAToRs REPORT.
PARIS, April 23 The cabinet to-
day discussed the Schnacbels arrest.
NJ. Sovricn, minister of justice, sub
mittcd II report mgdc of the affair by
the procurator of Nancy, within
whose jurisdiction the arrest took
place, and the evidence adduced ut the
judicial inquiry, showing that the
arrest was made on French soil. The
cabinet, ~ result of the discussion,
resolved that NJ. Flourcns. the foreign
mi lister, shall communicate with the
German ambassador and through NJ.
lIcrbettc, the French Ambassador at
Berlin, To Germany the subject mat.
ter of the documents
\ roIICEMAN IN DISGUISE.
PARIS, April ~. he Nancy proc
uraior's official report OF NJ. SchDa-
cbels' arrest, states that Schnacbcls
advanced few steps across the from
ties aud met An individual with whom
he began Onycrsatlop. when II police
man IN disguise seized hm.
TKEMFNpoUs LATENT EXCIrFMENr
PARIS, April 23 There is tro-
mcndous latent cXcitmcut here over
the M. Schnacbcls affair,
and the general belief that
Bismarck wants to create n
situation that will Gender war incyi-
table obtains
Will MAKE THE AMENDE.
PARIS, April, 23 lc Martin dc.
clarcs that the secretary of the Ger
man embassy has informed NJ. tlou-
rcns that NJ. SchnacbGls was arrested
because OF his tempting German re-
Cruits to desert from the army. Tho
alleged offence was committed, as L.
stated, on German soil. The secrc-
tary who ls acting in the absence of
the ambaSea says that his govern
mcnt Will make ample rcpArat ION il IL
l. proved that French soil was violat-
ed by tho arrest.
BISMAKCK ADMITS.
PARIS, April 25.-1hc Rcpublique
Francois says that the German gov
ernmont has informed NJ. Flourens,
minister of foreign nllaira, that
Prince Biemarck admits that if the
arrest OF COmmissary SChnac bells was
made on French territory the intcrna-
tiOnal law viii require his release
French papers pcrsistently urgo
calmn, 5 aud that the government be
left to pursue necessary actions.
'wEA AKE CONVINCED."
BERLIN. April 2j.-- rhc National
/cluu0 says: The great anxiety Is
Rroundlcs- We nrG convinced that
3 the government viii not approve oi
anything not in conformity with tho
international law II Is well known
that Germany has often allowed
French spies TO 90 lreo, and it is i'm
probable that NJ Schnacbcs was de
cOycd into Germany 40 as to allow
, Of his seizure by German officials
Already it has been distinctly dcnioC
hat there was any attempt made L
dcooy NJ. Schnaebels